A. Simple Present
Example:
Tom studies every day
B.
Simple
Past
Example:
Tom studied last night
C.
Simple
Future
Example:
Tom will study tomorrow
D. Present Progressive
Example:
Tom is studying right now
E.
Past
Progressive
Example:
Tom was studying when they came
F.
Future
Progressive
Example:
Tom will be studying when you come
G. Present Perfect
Example:
Tom has already studied chapter One
H. Past Perfect
Example:
Tom had already studied chapter One before he began studying chapter Two
I.
Future Perfect
Example:
Tom will already have studied chapter four before he
studies chapter five
J.
Present
Perfect Progressive
Example:
Tom has been studying for two hours
K. Past Perfect Progressive
Example:
Tom Had been studying for two hours
before his friends came
L.
FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
Example:
Tom will have been studying for two
hours by the time his roommate gets home
EXERCISE 7: Overview of
verb tenses (Charts 1.1 – 1.5)
Directions: In the Following dialogues,
many of the verbs are in italics.* In pairs, in small groups, or as a class,
discuss the meanings of the italicized verbs. Name the tenses of these verbs.
1.
A: What do you do
every morning?
B: I take
a bus to school
2.
A: What did you
do last night?
B: I
watched a movie on television
3.
A: What are you
doing right now?
B: I am
working on English grammar
EXERCISE 8: Spelling pretest (Chart 1-6)
Directions:
You will be using many verbs in their –ing and –ed forms in the following
chapters. Use this pretest to check yourself on spelling rules.
Example: (Cry + -ed)
Teacher: Cried. I cried because I was
sad. Cried.
1.
(Hope + -ed)
2.
(Dine + -ing)
3.
(Stop + -ed)
4.
(Plan + -ing)
5.
(Rain + -ed)
(wait + -ing)
READ MORE 1.6 SPELLING OF–ING AND –ED FORMS
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